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The 15-year-old driver was taken by helicopter to SSM Health DePaul Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.

Christopher Bolden was found guilty of second-degree murder Tuesday for killing his ex's new boyfriend.

Scott Fitzpatrick claimed that Kim Gardner chose to resign on Tuesday knowing it was the day his office was prepared to enforce a records subpoena in court.

Our skies have been hazy the last few days, a result of wildfire smoke from dozens of fires burning in western Canada.

Last weekend's downpour flooded many homes, roads, and businesses in south St. Louis County.

There's just over a week left until Memorial Day weekend, and pools are ramping up their search for lifeguards. This comes as they face the challenge of a nationwide shortage.

The event featured three researchers in St. Louis who aim to improve health equity in research, care, and support.

Our long national wait for how the Supreme Court would rule regarding Section 230 is over, and the answer is… we need to keep waiting. The headlines note, correctly, that the court punted the matter. But there are other elements of the actual rulings that are kind of interesting and could bode well for the […]

Fire officials said the man had gone fishing around 7 a.m. and was reported missing later that evening.

The facility would be built on a vacant 6-acre site on Veterans Memorial Parkway at West O’Fallon Drive, just off Interstate 70.

Overall, population in the metro area — consisting of the city of St. Louis and 14 counties — declined 0.4% from April 1, 2020, to July 1, 2022.

The events will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday at 6506 Wright Way in Pine Lawn and 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at 1101 Jefferson Avenue in St. Louis.

Craig J. Sutton, the operator of Tri-County Fence and Deck, was charged with 22 felonies, including stealing and financial exploitation of the elderly, last month.

Historians believe the house was used as a place to store and distribute alcohol during the Prohibition Era.

Congressional leaders negotiating a deal to avoid a catastrophic default on the nation’s debt are talking about including an overhaul of how the federal government reviews projects for their environmental impact. There is bipartisan support for changes to the lengthy environmental approval process among climate-minded Democrats eager to speed construction of renewable energy projects, as […]

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